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ucs. virginia Sepa,orship.

THE TWO HOUSES OF THE LEGISLArUBE BALLOT
The West Virginia senate and lower house bal
lOted separately yesterday for a United States
Senator In the senate the vote stood: Cam
den, (depal 10- Flick, (rep.) o; Barber, 1; J. j.
DAVIS. i; Hay mond and RrdrnOn, tdpmS.) each l.
Absentees, woodward and Snyder, repS.) Not
yotiry Swftzer and Kicking, {dens.l
In the lower house the full membership, sixty
nve were present and cast their votes as follows:
Camden %; Flick -; Barber D: Raymond 3: J.
W Harris >: ID. Il. Lucas .: Brannon L; Davis l.
Judge Hoke rep voted under protest for Flick
The two houses viii meet In joint assembly at
noon to-day and cast their votes for Senator
Betting IS that Mt Camden Will not be elected as
the vote taken yesterday was but repetition Of
that taken last session.
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Love and suicide.
fRoU3LR WITH GIRL LEADS YOUTH TO XII
HIMSELF.

IROU3LK WT1H GlRL LEADS YOUTH 10 XIII
HIMSELF.
In York, Pa, shortly after 12 O'Clock yesterday
morning Leonard kable, an eighteen-year- boy,
ernplayed at the B. & NJ. Telegraph Office, COM
mitted suicide By shooting himself through the
lungs with a 32-calber revolver. His cries at
tracted several persons TO a stock car standing
In a coal yard, where they found him in dying
condition. He refused to speak, but gave up a
book, In which was written; al shot myself at
IL O'Clock My name is Leonard KaBle OF No. 2::s.,
West Market street" lie was conveyed home,
and died soon after. A letter was found on him
written to the family, in which he stated where
the body would be found and the cause OF his
death: that be was In trouble about girl, with
whom he had been intimate. The coroner'S jury
rendered verdict In accordance With the above
facts.
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One of Them Is Mistaken.

TWO CLAIMANTS TO THE RAILWAY VICTIM.
Mrs Agnes Space, OF DeckertOwn, Nj, who
claims that the girl murdered at Railway over q
month ago was Mary Dorman, her sister, came
there yesterday. She has received letter from
her mother In Scotland. Mrs. DOrman says Mary
sailed from Scotland on January -. She wore
dark, greenish cloth dress and brOcaded
basque waist like those found on the dead girl.
Mrs. Space Is most positive in her naturalization.
Mss Kate Lyon, OF New York city, who claims
that The dead girl Is Maggie Gormley, is also at
Railway. She now says she gave Maggie GOrmley
the pair Of oxford ties found in the Valise. She
also says that the blOOd-Stained knife found near
the body belonged 10 Maggie. The body of the
dead girl was inferred yesterday afternoon in the
cemetery OF the First Presbyterian church.
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1,,st so 1ons, 90 to- ,,5,..-., .. = 49,,
ss.s 81 lotg ~. as 1sS ascna5 VI niSeoan club
50 5one be good pitching and poor psech
Ai ". 80 n f,'a4 as
Ine G0Sernne1t evidently wants the earth
Puck
LIZ aI So Of disappointments, and man real,
ynh che idea that he wasgoing tOraise cananes.~ as
su1Hr,rrt ~ ~, 49, go, Ell sIauuates 10 get
msof davSfo,nS Ja, Cs.s oreSseS Oh commence
Hae Cnnging Fine.-Omaha Mis+Yes dear. /
snan aIWayS neeo your aud and protection. Women.
are Ro,, WEAK creaIures at The best, and ann
0tdoge
S1cces1u StntoE-You have not told me yet hgw
Jour parents feel about our engagement
go re.a Pa SAYS ne VIII see me IN my grave be-
= .Ae6AAi 1eavenS"
Ou> JILL Doener ABOUT him. Ma Sa,yS can
maxy y0oOOmdhd World
me eneapest hiding Is 10 places you do not
10 n AMI 70 ras ehsapest goods are those you
!oung nan escorted young lady 20 the opera
Ins,s ~ w As theJ were coming cut he re-
tna.n 49, " way OF opening ccAYersation sDo
you nAe tne weather SO cold and raw" she must
Yes she said, Il like em law. but ~ che CON
,hiI nnAns s"eetly INTO IDS eyes, "don't you
, ,IA -, s..oy aIe great oeat nicer 1r1edsn They
'"o~ Su1AAioL-Coe1nsoets IDispQteh.
SON On arter,aa ara,n. 1i.ane royal commits
S s1a1a oy tne glvernment, OF sl,a,5, 600 in
MinpSsmg thef1ver Aannon, x595, 600 In improy-
Ing tno BARROW. ana 100000 In Improving the
n1on.
-->0>-
sOE3D VIII THE GOGRRNMENT-One Gladstone
noeIA me bon Frederick stephen Arcbibaid
aay n,cnt 1a Ssed with the government Mon
'1i0o ApefU-uhaonisiA did lkew1Se.-
To Cnxpu p.rDr.D - -
In the mfnois h on.s $3.50 ~ SBKf TIRE LAM
me ,,e.s,1,,tt-u - eoLa.iillee, reported upon
OF the afTst1s oS ~ ,, tM investigation
RaiIwax Ts,n oa eass oaio ana Mississippi
1eso,,1snr Lie CotnuiIe submitted joint
beo1n pfneessisn1s ny na se attorney general TO
rafl,~!ES - VA nisA1udInuS 10 compel the
the fasTter,,S I'LL .ae state constitution ia
or the road IN 800 Co., Va IAs directors
SET or books fCr IN. LII Tue state anu 10 Keep
- ------saee =. oeooNa.
STEVE BRopY Nxatu.y Tg,ou,xyr Co. ~
1nn9tsv .. araa Brldge at Cincinnati
e faef ana yraS 49,. laso the rSef, distance OF
Capt- COOK eo9I1r.nt,r Up " Inc Jug Silver Star,
M wsnn % rrs-1 -. . HhnutES afterward.
an;d party o. -. 6i .1 hsc nom under nin and he
,saa ne,a,y y W tuc CstpCth posing that it
putM as sooy as p.sSb..e s, sle Dois did not
drowned va" HeaiAS
TIE RI uw,y vrpn,.-r ,y, -.
munaerYd mi clos..a AZ RahTya ih41eSI oyer the
THE M rsrsr9 : - nan" ~, ~ j., Monday.
ca1o; 70 her safS 1ro ooact tat. tne unknown girl
fuflir nj nv q -S o. So.so Wounds In the neck,
49,. y. s ss.ooiI, oiAho"A-
CARDINAL GIgsoxs MOTT Course H., -,
JULIA dispatch received I'm New Yor,. 1 1sa3Rs
ysa:areeneraI OF fhe archdi,o 20 san The
f,arfnsl 1:1hfofs. srchbISs,o0 " baisoore, that
MOI rea1nu before July. B..fors re,irI. ode, VII
ia he VII yfss EnoIans. arsi yreSand Gamer
ssu,s or me Mort n.Sn 49, ~ Las' hd possibly
~o--.-Nsh''
y.n,,,.e ~, v.,r ,,,,--.,x,,., g. -.
t. 80 ~ =, n,,s -, iseten % from friend
IL SsH LAfe- DURING Els TIP 0IVsn broadway a
49, 49, IN = niShds attention 10 Mr..
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS

POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.
CTEaMER MATTANO LEAVES 7TH-ST WHARF
= Oh Sundays, Tuesdays and Thursdays, at an for
Potomac river landings as far az Matsox Greek Grind
ard Chapel Point, Thursdays down and Mondays and
@. T. JONES, Agent, 7th-sk wharf.
JOHN MCGAHEE, Alexandria, Va, Agent mhIO
DOToMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE
The Steamer SUE, Capt. W. G. Gecshesan via ~
surne her trips between BALTIMORE and WASH
INGTON and for all landings on the Potomac River
5 p. III. and Washington Sunday p m Freight re-
ceived on Saturday only and must be prepaid.
Apply to STEPHENSON BIO, Accepts,
1th Street Wha9k
ose. 419 9th st NV.
TNOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGs
4 NEW IRON STEAMER .WAKEFIEIQn
Leaves 7th st wharf on MoEDAYS, TAykSpAYS
FRIDAYS and SUNDAY pm, touching It Bitter Land.
ings far a. Nomini Greek, Curzioman, Va, and 81
Clements Bay, Md Connects with B. aud III R. &c
Shepherds. See schedule. JOHN B. PADGE1T, Agt
nIRECT TO NEW YORK-FREIGHT SItAMERS
~ JOHN GIBSON and E. G. KNIGHT lesvb PAf a,
East River, N. T., every SATURDAY At4 pm; 6tAsE
Freight at lowest ratea. -
NET. VERNON! MT VERMONT
STEAMER W. w. CORCORAN
Leaves 9TH street wharf daily texcept Snnd1U nm
Vernon at 10 O'Clock am. Returning, reAEh0 Nor
ss16 LII BLAKE. Captain.
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LOOK! LooKM uooKtu
The Weekly Star. The Weekly Star.
TEE STARS POCKET ATLAS OF THE WORLD
ola
ssra say ..a coua every STATE and territory the onion ~ Win ra
of In
stas a.a o.s
qan WEEKLY
xuaa aaa csrnsDoaorrs @ an uS,. ~ , ws S Wort r. u .r
saea o0esana and esu only one Douaa
AN UNEXAMPLED OFrERIN
SPECIAL $3.50. SPECIAL s1.so.
STAR
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postage
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A Drunkari's Double Crime.
BE SHOOTS HIS POOR WIFE AS SHE Runs PROM Hin
AND THRS Kills HIMSELF

AND THEN KILLS HIMSELF.
At NichOl7ille, st. Lawrence County, " y
Monday night, Charles Morrow came home
Intoxicated and began abusing his wife
OF whom he was violently and unjuSJly zeal
Gus. Many times lately MIS- Morrow has been
Obliged 10 ny to a neighbours for safety because
be threatened TO take her life. Monday night she
again fed. Her husband followed, and, drawing a
revolver, shot her In the back of the neck as she
ran. He then placed the revolver TO his head and
sent bullet through his brain. Mrs. MORROW died
within an hour. Her husband died several hours
lafI
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Bishop Borgess. Resigns.

CULTIVATION OF TIE TROUBLES IN TIE CATHOLIC
DIOCESE OF DETROIT.
Capar II. Borgess., Catholic bishop OF Detroit, has
resigned. The resignation was sent to Rome six
weeks ago, and the formal acceptance was re-
ceiyed Monday. Bishop Borgess. was conSecrale ed
Dish0p April "a, $50, and during his seventeen
yea<s mcumbency has had many troubles eSpec-
tally with the PolaekS and the French. Before
Seodtng m his resignation the bishop promulgated
senSencesOf communication against ali who
wefeconcened1n the Polish riots in connection
with the st. AlbeESS church troubles year ago
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RAILROADS.
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAn
Schedule in effect, SUNDAY. APRIL sath. 1881
until further notice =

until furthsr notice. 90"
Leave Washington r.pnst.ssDu. corner q Nee Jer-
'e For sv chcs2 sod 4 In ana 10 10 ma uv 18th
,h FSss "a r. ; ar he
ing 81 II 10 No sss1: fare ehsfsed On ts trsis for
For Cincinn.si louisville and St. kss,s dasaya 80
eep and lS p Nth al. .ga G s. sS rsS
change $40 N; il ~ limited tr.a 70 cneisn.a
45: St. Louis 40 pm. NoeItra fare is charged on
For PttssurS s' al ii 45 am and 8: 5s pm. amy to
Pittshars Cleveland and Detroit, With PariOr and
For lexington and Local Stations, $40 Am. d.aly.
For Points On shea.nasaA Valley RI. $40 pm.
For Hsy.s De Gr.se, Eewms, Wilmington and Phii..
For Wilmington. Deisxsre and inssrMesiiaie points
between Baltimore and Wilmington 500 am. daily.
t,dSs HayTe stugssty and intrrmeaia.. Sta
fer Baor daily on .sss a.ss 7.o
sS a?a IoSs pa m s.d 81
e ss ffs @ ss sssss s Fl. sss s 2 sc
So Aan'Ss sasd. 81 sse t :sS and
! For Way stat;Gns between NashinftSa ana B.iti.
sn 81 IS g IS sunday 81 A. asS IS IS 81
pm: daily: daily: ezeept sanday Tor prfnsi.
andsy stops I'll ssaiioa. Fos n% aS
assy ssssss sasy fo1 Fisas:s ssS
am. and 40 Pm daily, except Sunday
For Hagerstown $40 am aud 5:31 pm. daily, ex.
cept Sunday.
Trains arrive from the West daily 30. = 80 An,
200 aud Z % pm
From points Shenandoah valley R.R, pm.
daily.
From Philadelphis, Chester, Wilmington and Hsyrs
de Grace, IL 30 am, 320 pm. and 10 90 IN daily
From Hayre de Grace, Sineerly and intermS,iisfe
points north OF Baltimore, II :20a-m.
Pr From Hsrpers o Ferry and vsiIey R.ro.d
daily, except Sunday.
From Frederick and intermediate points as q m
and 8:15 p. daily except Sunday.
Trains Ne leAge baitn9rs iSr Washington .. 10 $50:
400 $50 I:45. 500 and IL 90 D. no oa Sundays
ESQ. 5:20. 9:o5 AND 10 30 M 100. 2:3O, k:2O,
8 90, $3.50. IA, 900 and IL 90 pm.
All trains from Washington stop at He1av station
except 1: 30, .:10, Bis and :35 pm
For further Information apply at the Baltimore and
Ohio Ticket Office Washington station. 619 and 1881
Pennsylvania avenue corner 14th street where orders
will be taken for bsgage TO be checked and ut
any point in the city.
w. NJ CLEMENTS @. Z LORD O. p A
Manager, Baltimore.
PERCY G. SMITH, Passr Aest Washinston ape5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-04

PERCY 6. SMITH. Pass'r Agt washingtoo ape5
eHss s$gEs EaaR z sggr
srfE ffrrcr sasSfHS ISL fss
Trains leave Washington from Station corner Of Sixth
For pseurs ad cssasS limited
WITH Sleeping Cars from HarIisbaax ~ = ctneinHas
o ca Bs cas H st aGs s
S Ssst4F. ESgrss &
rsSuFs to az
Sith through sIeePsrs for Louisville and aemPhi
and the West. WITH through sleeper Harrisburg g
BALTIMoRE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Erie, Ganandaigua, Rochester buffalo, Niagara
cars M only Saturday with Palace
For Willianlsrort, Lock Haven and Etnira. a. $50
A. 4 In5 5$so e Els j9So "a "a s%
i fs59F 9iSs say daily except SUNDAY and
For Boston without ehange 200 P n every day:
For dKy ~ q as
ing direct transfer to Fulton street. avoiding double
sSSSS % 1919 sSd sS o$ Fl
lll:2o ?. II T, Limited Express. $40 A NJ week
For df Hai ANA soe s aas s4o ESQ HIS
AN AN Is;S0, 1872 lS$, 200 $40; 80 AS Ss3 40
800 $50. loigy afa ia go, 9oS s0a4a 9iES
For IN, snhaesGs; 49, AM, 1870 and a. .;as PM,
S5E2s5s tfR sEBsHRHs zsD sA9a
For % Pa st &c. st 3d. "a
toS ~ ,o On , Supday at 600. sl. IL AM
For Richmond and the South, 8 90. II M daily, sna
:35 PM daily: except Sunday;
5ss 5 sS e f5z5 + fi "a ga Pa S. SssS
ssssP g sSpa: + ss1 e srS
Sutton. where orders can be left for the checkins
IFs r a4ssas ssSsr
j R. WOOD, General Passenger Agent. EM
DIKoMoNT AIR LINE,
aFast IN effect MAJ Ms,c RIP. dSsh is
4ordonsvic Charlottesville, LynchburF and statsSU.
s1s .as and zs% ksSa
Pullman Sleeper washington 70 New Orleans.
ms s nsS f ches oss ks.ts
Lynchburg Rocky Mount, Danville and Sesti6ns be-
ShprO Asla sns
Atlaats 70 New oSlens. and Mann bonder sisspsrs
for Bi5minhsm Xicifb and SHREVEPORT Solid
,2;3S P M,E;Daily except Sunday for Maasss.a
$50 p. M-Western Express Daily for Msxrenton
GoTdonsville Charlottesville. Louisville Cincinnati
and Solid Trains Washington to LOUISVILLE; for
Rock and al Southwestern Points Throneh Pullman,
Slespers Washington to Little Rock without chaAge
Dsnviiie Raleigh, Ashcyine. Charlotte. colunaba.
Aiken. Augusta. Atlanta, Montgomery, New Orleans,
te aontgomery, sennectt,g With Pullman Padsr Cars
igton to Aiken without chRngo.
Trains on Washington and Oao division leave waah.
ington 912 A. M, Daily except Sunday, md As T.,
~. Daily arrive Round Hi, II 81 A NJ and no r.
NJ. Returning leave Found Hill :O5 A NJ Daily, end
80 p M. DGiiy exccpt Sunday, surviving WashinR4ou
$3.50 A. III. and 1855 P. al.
Through trains from the South via C7Ar3ottA Dan.
vile and Lynclburs arrive in Washington 8 10 81
and s:23 z A.; vie; East Tenn; bristol and Lynch
Ohio Route and cha rlo:tcsvle at $40 P. M; Stras-
burg Local at J:4 z A. N.
furnished, md baggage checked at Office COL pennsy
yana avenuc and at passenger Station, lennsylvaiia
Nsllroad 9Th and u streets JAS. /. TAYLOR
NH II General PASSENGER Agent
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sEhf EpahH HE1 RhHffrnrn.
LOUIS PLAIDA
We. MnzzRRo i =; / S a..
my3-3t 903 Pennsylvania ave-, near 9th st.
THE BEAUTIFUL MILLER PIANO: THE
L artists choice. JOHN ELLIS 4 CO,
937 Penn. ave-, near 10th st.
The Behr Bros, UPRIGHT; the students piano;
e can be 50 s9hdasd that Snly the player hear
9:7 Penn. ave-, near 10thst.
The GUILD PIANO; thoroughly reliable ir,stru.
Join F. ELLIS &Oo,
9:7 Penn. ave-, near 10th st.
p, PIANOS. new and second hand. for cash, pay
part pay fornew. JOHN F. ELLIS 4 CO,
931 PENN ave., near 10th ct.
Pianos moved, packed and shipped BY experienced
937 Penn. ave., near 10th st.
fair prices. JOHN F. ELLIS s CO..
937 Penn. ave, near 10th st.
MASON & HAMLIN ORGANS. the most celebrated
prices; easy terms JOHN F. Ellis 4 CO, '''
937 Penn. ave, near 10th St.,
SMITH AMERICAN ORGANS; over one hundred
Thousand In use STANDARD and reliable instrument.
931 Penn. ave-, near 10th st.
M RAkyos ygqSs aKIrARs and all Kinds Of
JOHN F. ELLIS & CO.,
931 Penn ave-, Hear 10th st.
SHEET MUSIC, Music BOOKS and MUSICAL
MERCHANDISE A full and compile stock.
JOHN T. ELLIS 4 CO.,
ap23-Im 93T Penn ave.. near 10th st.
FTyHE LEADING ORGAN
l. Is the ESTEY. Beautiful styles. Sold on easy
monthly instailraents.
SANDERS saTsA,YsMA !.
n. B.--see and hear the new Estey sPlilharsnonic'
Organ for church and school ap16
~ TEgEK PIANOS
For rent. sold easy installments, and exchanged
SANDERS d sTAYMANs
9:,4 ST. NV.
ap16 10 n. Charles st, Baltimore.
TEyHE EsTEY UPRIGHT PIANO
sANDERs 4 sTAYMAK,
apis 934 St NV.
EYAlLET l. DAVIS CO.'S P1ANOS-NEw AND
beautiful styles of these Celebrated Upright Pianos
viii be sold THIS MONTH ONLY AT BARGAINS, to
close rooms for the summer. a. L. SUMMER, Agent,
81 9th 81. NV ap6
GtHICKERING. PIANOS FOR RENT AND
CHardInan Sale on Easy Terms.
Steinway, ". G. METzEROTT 4 CO.,
Haines fmh1S- 3ml 9th ST. and Pa. ave.
g. ,,os e. &, :. WnD & Bee .s,,..,., go,
Kranie. and Bach now the esing s1 Pianos Of tn,
AL ut lowest prices aud best istalment plan Special
BARGAINS for Cos Tuning and repairing honestly done
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BOOKS, &c.

DOOAS, OC.
SPEcIAL IN BOOKS AT BAUMa,
- Commencing May 9th, for one seek only
c,.u,,.. rpex, s,o,., sheen. a sss .ts ss
Namdss secrss and GOO Novels
9Bis orezs. Efminie. Miksdo, 'lo
mp4-st ="
rs. sttsa Nr.ss ms Hokaos MsNk 5u
z zkfH s,6ISssa 81 Hissnssok MT MT
thoasand new Words ssa Desi0na PR Nh many
myS AS 9th 81 u. ".
ROOFS, sTATIoNERY BIRTHDAY CARDS, NOV
~'' 0' e' GISs & IGSf Ia Rsoss
ap22-2w 500 7th street northwest.
TTNIvERsM. COOKERY BOOK, CONTAINING
,i Ssss rsn rem MARION herand Miss PsrOa,
The Fsnd Of oakfsld Greek. by Josiah Royce
Ams,ss1 I,ssn p Edwin Perry whpple
AfuA supply OF croquet and Lawn Tennis Goods
WIN. BALLANTYNE 4 SON,
apl9 42S Seventh Street
w. Ill. LowpERxrrk & CO.
1924 street, Washington, DC,
Have the most extensive collection Of STANDARD,
CHOICE RARE and OUT OF PRINT BOOKS to be
found in this country Their houDe is boek.loyer,s
paradise.
LIBRAREs APPRAISED AND PURCHASED.
ap5-:3m
EASTER CARDS EASTER Books
EASTER NOVELTIES
Democracy of Art, by Clarke.
W. h. MORRISON
4T5PA AVE.
BRANCH STORE
mh19 NY. AVE. AND 18TH ST
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WA1L PAprns
p. HANSON HISS CO., S15 15ths st. u. v:
EaU iapers Of all grades,
FTie-es aud Getting Decorations
Special attention given to Plain and Decorative
Painting.
Estimates and designs submitted for oil kinds of In
terror Decoration and Furnishing An inspection of
our goods is respectfully solicited. ap2
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,Os1p VIE TIE GOSKRNMEST.-One Gladstone
MoSla, me ton Frederick stephen Archibald
L1ano01y-iIacds voted with the goyeruInext Nom
cay mght 70 enzorce the closure ruIe Tbirtv-
tnree npera-unlOniStA, did likewise
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PIANOS AND. ORGANS,
CHICKERING PIANOS,
" 1NDORSED BY
F. LLSZT,
STEPHEN HELLER.
EUGENE kETTERER,
CHI. GOUNOU,
LOUIS PBAIDY
. l. NJ. GOTTSCHAIK.
w. g. METZEROTT l. CO.,
my3-3t 500 Pennsylvania ave-, near 9th st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-04

DO Nor PuncHAsr
UNTIL YOU SEE TEE EMERSON PIANO
thoroughly frstciass instrument at medium pricA
Over 41000 now in usA.
Second hand Pianos and Organs 4 prices from $40
to - $50. Sold on small month";, 1payInepty.
Largest assortment Of 5-cent Music in thscity
6GNksI EBERBACH
apn4 915 streak
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Slssk 6RODY NkAIa.Y DEOwNKD.-Steye Brody
u1lSHQe1 Inan Enc suspension Bridge at Cincinnati
70 Bet ana was picked up by the tug silver Star.
SSRe COOK commanding q minutes afteryyari
zlxoleo partly oki his back Sustaining some con
sasDnS. O"fnfs TO the captain surprising that it
q 1Enay swimming match, the boat did NOT
drowned ~ S'N "aS nearN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-04

Iak AHwAT VERDICT.-The inquest over the
MunitIyd girl closed At Railway a. j. NonsssV
ivy rendered verdict thaI ne NM III
casn5 % her death from stab wounds in tbe n.y.
Anals I'D by person or persons uf,known
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-04

a YOUNG CLERK borrowed five GEMS from a friend
for car lara During his Trip d6fvsn Broadys.v a
fellow passenger drew . friends ..lIenfion 10 Mr.
Aston, who Is walking briskiy coward his Ollie
oaily habit, rain or shine. Tie mllllou9jre Va :
looking robust and bright. che Door clerS MAS
thin and sallow. Possibly he 1slyied Mr. Astor fer
his wealth and gave NO thOt islI 10 ms health.
Poor cierk-S. Y Iisses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-04

10 iRsoyE 1RIsH RyERs.-ne royal commits.
expenditure, by the government m q .tst COO ny I
improving theFfver Aannon, x595. 600 In improy.
Ing the BARROW. an4 100000 In Improving the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-04

g. "a. WnD & Bnos,
709 It'll st. NV. Established 1864
KIanieh and Bach now the leading Pianos Of the
world. Newby &, Evans and Weser Bros. the best me-
dium qnafty also Gally's self playing instruments
AL ut lowest prices aud best installment plan Special
bargains for esn Tuning and repairing honestly
jalO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-04

In the Illinois house yesterday Mr. E,T,er
3 3na me railroad conmittee, reported upon
sas reSdnGon authorizing the investtcation
1AHxaS. me committee submitted a 1oint
nss 1,eI,on nstructlag the attorney general to
DefS.a pftA<SSuigS or maI.damuS TO Compel the
EaHuad TO comply with tae state consIitIfion in
soS nnsLer on relnrfng amajorty OF the directors
"a l1e roaa 70 reside within the State and TO keen a
Eel on oookSfcr the transfer OF stocks. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-04

SWEETNESS. PURITY, STRENGTH and RICH
NESS of the Voice developed for Speaking and Singing
STAMMERING cured 4, else, Affections OF the Throat
promoting HEALTH, curing COLDS. ASTHMA and
SUMPTION, and preventing PNEUMONIA
apl9-3m Apply at THE MARTIN COLLEGE,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-04

CARDNn GIBBONS NOT COMING HOME Rrropr
JULIA dispatch received IN New Yort. Mead
stateu, on AUTHORITY OF MonsigEor McCs,tran me
0cal-genefl OF The archdiocese OF BalUsp ore. thaf
CARDINAL Gibbons, archbishop of Baliy n0rt vii
0d rEdlr1 before July Before return a. To srns.r
1ca be VIII visit England and Ireland . h1 nossabiv
SONS % The northern parts or the coiifInent.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1887-11-24
BON Der SaSSeite.

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